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Og 64g of oxygen gas is compressed at 0°C, isothermally and reversibly from
P=lkPa to P: = 300 kPa, calculate (AH, AE, q, w)?w-2 30tnkT Long
(R = 8.314 J/mol K, At. wt. of O= 16 g\mol)
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